How to Say ‘To ask for information’ in Italian
Chiedere informazioni
kee-EH-deh-reh een-fohr-mahts-YOH-nee
[kee-EH-deh-reh een-fohr-mahts-YOH-nee]
Phrase Breakdown
Chiedere
[kee-EH-deh-reh]
to ask
An infinitive verb meaning to request something, such as details or help.
Vorrei chiedere maggiori dettagli, cioè chiedere informazioni sul menu di gruppo.
I would like to ask for more details, that is, ask for information about the group menu.
informazioni
[een-fohr-mahts-YOH-nee]
information
Details or useful facts you ask for about reservations, rooms, prices, or menus.
Chiamo il ristorante per avere informazioni sulla sala privata.
I call the restaurant to get information about the private room.
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